Sentence examples for a jotting from inspiring English sources

Though he remained outwardly composed, a jotting on a cable reveals his private fears.

There is a jotting in Japanese and the words "I love Hot Grits," a reference to Ms. Faires's band, whose name is an acronym for "girls raised in the South".

Mr. Carter cites a jotting from Proust's notebook of 1908 in which he announces that he is finally ready "to settle down to a fairly long piece of work".

"Even with the errors in this very rough draft of a jotting, you can see Whitman imagining the importance of conveying the meaning of what he called elsewhere 'many long dumb voices', with 'dumb' being used in the sense of 'muted'," said Price.

Wintrich, sipping a Martini, jotted a few notes.

Not a jot.

But not a jot wiser.

Domestic policy interests him not a jot.

Not a jot of it felt sincere.

Not a jot nor a tittle.

That hasn't changed a jot.